Dalton Schultz holds a 8.3% edge in Superflex dynasty value.Updated 9/18/2026
Okonkwo gives you a younger TE profile with more runway, which matters in dynasty even at a volatile position. If his WAS usage consolidates into a clear top-2 target role, his weekly ceiling will outpace the typical mid-TE tier. The market value gap (22% in his favor) still isn’t prohibitive, so you’re paying for upside rather than a locked-in decline window.
Schultz is the safer short-term bet for bankable snaps, routes, and red-zone usage, which is what actually stabilizes TE scoring in contenders. At 30, his dynasty window is narrower, but his role archetype (volume-dependent chain mover) tends to produce usable TE2/spot TE1 weeks when healthy. If you’re starting him, you’re buying fewer zeroes and less role risk than with most upside TEs.
Schultz if you need dependable points now; Okonkwo only if you can tolerate volatility for a higher ceiling outcome.
Okonkwo for age and potential role growth, since Schultz’s value is more likely to decay than appreciate.
Close enough that team direction decides it: Schultz for floor, Okonkwo for upside and longevity.
Worth more?
Okonkwo is worth more in dynasty markets right now (about a 22% edge) because age and theoretical upside are priced in.
Trade?
Contenders should try to buy Schultz plus a small add; rebuilders should take Okonkwo or pivot to a 2nd-equivalent if they can.
Superflex?
In SF, QB scarcity pushes both down the priority list, but the Okonkwo > Schultz value gap typically holds unless you’re contending and need immediate TE points.
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